Textar Parking Brake Shoe Set - 91055700
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The Textar Parking Brake Shoe Set (91055700) is designed for automotive DIY enthusiasts and mechanics seeking an OE-quality replacement for Land Rover parking brake systems. These brake shoes offer reliable, consistent stopping power and high-durability surfaces, ensuring safety when the vehicle is parked. A key caveat for buyers is that this kit contains only the brake shoe pads; it does not include a handbrake lever or additional installation hardware, so you should ensure your existing mounting components are in good condition before starting your repair.
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| Model Part Number | 91055700 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Textar |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Does this set include the handbrake lever?
No, this specific part number (91055700) includes the brake shoe pads only and does not come with the lever or extra hardware.
Will these fit any Land Rover?
No, they are specifically compatible with models like the Range Rover Mk II (P38A) and Discovery I. Always check your vehicle specifications before ordering.
How many pads are in the package?
The package contains two pads, which is the required amount for one rear axle parking brake assembly.
What is the diameter of these brake shoes?
These shoes are designed for a brake drum diameter of 254mm.
Should I replace the springs when installing these?
While not required, it is highly recommended to replace old or rusted hardware to ensure the shoes retract properly and do not drag against the drum.
Are these suitable for daily driving use?
These are strictly designed for the parking brake system and are not intended for use as service brake pads.
Troubleshooting
Parking brake does not hold the vehicle
Check the handbrake cable tension; new shoes may require adjustment to the expansion mechanism to compensate for the change in friction material thickness.
Grinding or scraping noise after installation
Ensure the shoes are seated correctly on the anchor pin and that the brake drum is not grooved or undersized.
Handbrake lever pull is too long
Adjust the star-wheel adjuster inside the drum until the shoes just contact the drum, then back off slightly to ensure free rotation.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Matches OE-quality manufacturing standards
- Excellent fitment for Land Rover P38A and Discovery I
- Durable surface coating for extended service life
- Reliable stopping performance for parking applications
Cons
- Handbrake lever is not included
- No installation accessories provided in the box
- Requires careful verification of vehicle fitment due to model year variations
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Before installation, verify the drum diameter on your vehicle, as small variations can occur within the same model years. Proper setup requires removing the rear brake disc/drum assembly, cleaning the backing plate, and ensuring the adjuster mechanism is free of debris. When installing, lightly grease the contact points on the backing plate, but avoid getting any lubricants on the friction material of the shoes. Regularly inspect the brake cable tension after installation, as new shoes may require minor adjustments to the handbrake lever travel to achieve the optimal bite point.